BE INSPIRED
Be inspired by this visual universe, which focuses on interior design with Christina Julsgaard's paintings.
Our home is our free space, the place that forms the framework for our lives.
Therefore, it is important that we feel comfortable in our homes.
Art is a fantastic element for giving a room personality and creating a good atmosphere.
COLORFUL DETAILS
With modern paintings you can create light and color in the pure Scandinavian space - the paintings can both contribute to creating life and awaken the room's contrasts, which creates excitement and gives the home an edge.
They can also help connect the elements in the room and thus create harmony and calm for the viewer.
IDENTITY FOR THE LARGE SPACES
Large walls provide a fantastic opportunity to choose a large painting that will give the room a very special identity and atmosphere.
See the selection of large paintings here
ORIGINAL GRAPHIC PAINTINGS IN FRAMES
With framed paintings it is possible to create a personal expression.
You can either hang the paintings in a classic way with 2 or 3 in a row or you can mix formats and colors for a potpourri of artworks.
There are countless possibilities when you decorate with unique and modern art in strict narrow and aesthetic frames. See the selection of framed paintings here
ART AT CHILDHOOD LEVEL
Art for EVERYONE, including children. The colorful and happy paintings are well suited to children's playful universe and are therefore particularly suitable for decorating children's rooms. See art in frames here
CHRISTINA ON INSPIRATION
Christina Julsgaard is inspired by her surroundings. She orients herself in both the fashion and lifestyle worlds to stay up to date with trends and incorporate elements from these different worlds into her works.
"It is important for me to keep my drive going. I am constantly looking for new sources of inspiration and love to explore new materials and methods. I am incredibly visual and therefore find it easy to translate my inspiration into my paintings," says Christina. Read more about Christina Julsgaard here
MODERN ART
Although the art form is still open to analysis and interpretation, modern art gives the observer an opportunity to relate to something more individual.
Modern art is often a widely debated topic, but even though much has been said for and against it, it has become an essential part of the atmosphere in the modern home and workplace.
Modern art can be interpreted as requiring emotional and intellectual engagement rather than requiring identification.
Although the art form is still open to analysis and interpretation, modern art gives the observer an opportunity to relate to something more individual. This also applies to the artist herself – Christina Julsgaard -, who places her feelings, thoughts and experiences into the art, where they are open to abstract interpretation.
Christina Julsgaard places her deeper human values in her modern art, where visual identity comes to life through contrasts and minimalist forms. Modern art opens up emotions and thoughts in a unique way. In a way, modern art creates an image of the journey of thoughts and emotions from creation to manifestation.
Modern art is an unidentified language that appeals to the individual experiences, thoughts and feelings of the viewer at a given time.
Modern art will seem alive in a completely different way, as the observer can have a new perspective each time. Modern art creates new observations and can therefore excite observers every time they immerse themselves in its expression.
The purpose of art can be to challenge the observations one has made so far.
There is a developmental process for both artist and observer, which makes art personal. This is the personal relationship we would like to have with the art we buy.
Modern art can continue to surprise us, giving life to thoughts, feelings and observations that we have not previously dealt with. Modern art is the release of thoughts and feelings, via visually appealing and abstract forms that develop you intellectually and emotionally.
From a technical perspective, modern art consists of colors, contrasts and abstract motifs. Modern art is emotional for this very reason. It releases its grip on realities, forms that which can often be difficult to put into words. It creates a visual language that can be difficult to communicate in any other way. This applies both to the artist, who places his identity and mental state in the paintings, and to the observer, who places his feelings and experiences in the interpretation.
There is an implicit communication between artist and observer. Every time the painting is observed, a new conversation, experience, feeling and knowledge is shared. Modern art therefore contributes not only to mood and atmosphere, but also to personal development and identification of feelings and thoughts that are unspoken – states that can only be truly expressed through visual expression.